Snowdon Timber Garden Sleeper - 5 Pack - 2.4M - 200mm

Snowdon Timber's pack of five garden sleepers: robust pressure treated timber designed to provide ...

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This guide helps you understand and effectively use Snowdon Timber Garden Sleepers. Ideal for gardeners and landscapers, these sleepers offer a robust and stylish solution for creating borders, raised beds, and retaining walls. Please note that the product may contain Wane/Untrimmed Bark.

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Model Part NumberST-00135
BrandSnowdon Timber

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FAQs

What are the dimensions of each sleeper?

Each sleeper measures 100mm x 200mm x 2.4 meters.

Are the sleepers pressure treated?

Yes, they are pressure-treated to resist rot and decay.

Can I use these sleepers for a retaining wall?

Yes, they are suitable for small retaining walls. Ensure proper ground preparation and support.

What material are the sleepers made of?

They are made from high-quality softwood.

Do the sleepers come with any warranty?

Please refer to the retailer for warranty information.

How should I cut the sleepers?

Use a saw designed for cutting timber and wear appropriate safety gear.

What is Wane/Untrimmed Bark?

Wane refers to the presence of bark or an untrimmed edge on the timber. This is a natural characteristic.

Troubleshooting

Sleeper is splitting.

Pre-drill holes before screwing to prevent splitting. Use appropriate screws for outdoor timber.

Sleeper appears to be rotting prematurely.

Ensure proper drainage and consider applying a wood preservative.

Difficulty in cutting the sleepers.

Use a saw designed for cutting timber and wear appropriate safety gear.

Pros and Cons

Pros

  • Durable and long-lasting due to pressure treatment.
  • Versatile for various landscaping projects.
  • Adds a rustic and natural look to your garden.
  • Easy to install and handle.
  • Provides sturdy support for garden structures.

Cons

  • May contain Wane/Untrimmed Bark.
  • Requires some DIY skills for installation.
  • Softwood may be susceptible to damage if not handled carefully.
  • Heavy, which may require assistance during handling and installation.

Setup, Compatibility & Care

Setup

  1. Preparation: Clear the area where you plan to install the sleepers.
  2. Laying: Place sleepers in the desired position, ensuring they are level.
  3. Securing: Use screws or timber connectors to join the sleepers.

Compatibility

These sleepers are compatible with various landscaping materials, including soil, gravel, and landscaping fabric.

Care

Regularly inspect the sleepers for any signs of damage or decay. Avoid direct contact with the ground to extend their lifespan. Clean with water and mild soap as needed. It's recommended to treat the sleepers with wood preservative every few years to further enhance their resistance to the elements. Remember that the product may contain Wane/Untrimmed Bark.

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